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HARDtalk

about people's wigs and their appearance? maybe not like she did. the thing, though, is this — that in the end, a lot of these people turned out to be a lot worse than looking like this or that. no, understood, but it did make her a lot of enemies. yes. and it also allowed some people to call her a snob... yes. ..some people to say that she was anti—maltese. and there's a journalism professor who i know respects her very much for her work, butjoseph borg, he said there were times when daphne's journalism wasn't accurate, and that her very strong opinions sometimes swayed her away from reporting fairly. i think her reporting was always very straight, actually, on allegations of corruption, and were always very well evidenced and very well sourced, as we now know, right?

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Have You Ever Been to the Snobbiest City in Illinois?

Pack up the fam it's time to check out the snobbiest city in Illinois.

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Chris Jansing Reports

for the republican party that the former president has decided to snob but that will play out under his shadow and in fact he has forced a split screen for tomorrow night. he has pre-recorded encounter program the event with an interview with tucker carlson that will play on x at the same time. we know that the host of the event will also ask questions about the former president of the candidates and we also know that he will be turning himself in in atlanta the next morning and i'm sorry about that, we are out in public, live television. here we are in milwaukee. chris, there is no avoiding it. he will be looming over the events. and that is what's going to be so difficult for these candidates and look, what you mentioned in your introduction was this new poll that shows the majority of republican iowa likely caucus goers believe that the former president won the 2020 election.

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History of the Sitcom

frasier: no,no. patrick gomez: in the 90s, we saw a lot of sitcoms really geared towards whole family viewing, and they shied away from the more political nature of the 1970s. frasier: every item here was carefully selected, this lamp by korboo. this chair by eames. diana: but because social class is a part of someone's identity, that everyone can relate to, it's one of the ways that sitcoms can reach the broadest audience. man: delivery for martin crane. martin: oh, in here! kelsey grammar: the idea of class structure in frasier was about a father that had been alienated from his sons because they were so unlike him. martin: where's the tv? niles: it's in that credenza. martin: point it at that thing. man: what about this chair? jane: and there was a great sort of social commentary on class poking fun at all that pomposity and social class structure. frasier: this from the gourmet who dumped my cornish yard cheese down the disposal. martin: it was covered with mold. frasier: it was supposed to be! caryn james: frasier could be an intellectual snob. so, could his brother, niles. niles: i'd like a petite filet mignon, very lean.

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History of the Sitcom

of the 1970s. frasier: every item here was carefully selected, this lamp by korboo. this chair by eames. diana: but because social class is a part of someone's identity, that everyone can relate to, it's one of the ways that sitcoms can reach the broadest audience. man: delivery for martin crane. martin: oh, in here! kelsey grammar: the idea of class structure in frasier was about a father that had been alienated from his sons because they were so unlike him. martin: where's the tv? niles: it's in that credenza. martin: point it at that thing. man: what about this chair? jane: and there was a great sort of social commentary on class poking fun at all that pomposity and social class structure. frasier: this from the gourmet who dumped my cornish yard cheese down the disposal. martin: it was covered with mold. frasier: it was supposed to be! caryn james: frasier could be an intellectual snob. so, could his brother, niles. niles: i'd like a petite filet mignon, very lean. not so lean that it lacks flavor, but not fat that it leaves drippings on the plate. kelsey grammar: people would ask the question, how did these two sons come from a cop like that? peter casey: you had martin and daphne at one level and then you

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BBC News

germany's defence minister. germany's defence minister. germany really ramped down its defence on her watch. then, of course, there are the more parochial issues, you could say, between the us and britain. the transatlantic alliance, the special relationship, is not in it the best shape. there is still enormous sharing of military and intelligence expertise at mid and low levels, but up at the top? president biden did not — he chose to the coronation of king charles iii in may. he sent his wife, the first lady, but he did not come to it. this is a once in a generation event, people presume, and he chose not to come to it and that i think is seen by some people as a bit of a snob. he spent plenty of time in ireland. he likes to stress his irish roots and he has sometimes made comments that would imply possibly that he is

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BBC News Now

within the meeting.— went and what issues were raised within the meeting. doctor norman, talked me through _ within the meeting. doctor norman, talked me through the _ within the meeting. doctor norman, talked me through the us- - within the meeting. doctor norman, talked me through the us- uk - talked me through the us— uk politics because of course although this is a king, not the prime minister, the uk and us politics are very much front and centre of the visit and they are why he is here. that is true and joe biden warmly welcome — that is true and joe biden warmly welcome this invitation from king charles_ welcome this invitation from king charles to — welcome this invitation from king charles to meet today in person having _ charles to meet today in person having not — charles to meet today in person having not been at the coronation watch _ having not been at the coronation watch was — having not been at the coronation watch was not intended to be a snob but this_ watch was not intended to be a snob but this is— watch was not intended to be a snob but this is really a symbol of the relationship thatjoe but this is really a symbol of the relationship that joe biden sees as very strong between the us and uk and that— very strong between the us and uk and that was reiterated in his meeting _ and that was reiterated in his meeting with rishi sunak with the two saying there have been some ups and downs— two saying there have been some ups and downs and in the relationship but it— and downs and in the relationship but it is— and downs and in the relationship but it is solid, they are together on things— but it is solid, they are together on things like ukraine, climate and things— on things like ukraine, climate and things that — on things like ukraine, climate and things that matter any ceremony and formalities, and that matters for joe biden— formalities, and that matters for joe biden and the countries. i�*ve joe biden and the countries. i've read that joe biden and the countries. is: read that resident biden has great respect for the ceremony and formal elements of these kinds of visits. yes, something he really seems to appreciate as head of state for the us when he is there and when you're

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Gutfeld

>> greg: i could really deliver that pizza. >> tyrus: yeah. >> jim: i would like to say i needed the human connection but you hand me a flesh light and i'm great for the weekend snob nobody knows what that is. >> jim: yes they do. >> greg: if you listened to joe rogen in the early days that was his early advertiser. >> jim: flesh lights? >> greg: yeah. that's not for our consumption. coming up sharks, snakes and deer plus a man who grabbed your rear. hey david. connect with an advisor to create your personalized plan. let's find the right investments for your goals okay, great. j.p. morgan wealth management. [bones cracking] ♪ (tense music) ♪ one aleve works all day so i can keep working my magic. just one aleve. 12 hours of uninterrupted pain relief. aleve. who do you take it for?

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Nicky Campbell

it, those people say that.— it, those people say that. yeah, matt hancock — it, those people say that. yeah, matt hancock backed _ it, those people say that. yeah, matt hancock backed rishi - it, those people say that. yeah, - matt hancock backed rishi sunak. .. matt hancock backed rishi sunak... famous snob and a handshake. . matt hancock backed rishi sunak. .. famous snob and a handshake. . there is a bit of a _ famous snob and a handshake. . there is a bit of a politics _ famous snob and a handshake. . there is a bit of a politics to _ famous snob and a handshake. . there is a bit of a politics to this _ famous snob and a handshake. . there is a bit of a politics to this -- _ is a bit of a politics to this —— snub. calculation from boris johnson's camp about what it would mean for him and some might be about rishi sunak�*s position but i think there is probably a broader thing which is being seen to be cooperative with the inquiry because borisjohnson and matt hancock when they make their public appearances before the inquiry, it will be across the airwaves, we will be talking about it, a really big deal. they will have a hard time. they will be big question asked about the decisions they made. there will probably be some embarrassing revelations. i suspect the calculation borisjohnson and perhaps matt hancock have made in

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Outnumbered

remarks at the white house yesterday, they blame the snob on a lack of press credentials. "washington post" is calling on the president the editorial board writing this. president biden has not dropped a microphone. he appears to have lost it. mr. joe biden is turning into a news media of vader and its harmful to its presidency and the nation in the past 100 years. only presidents richard nixon and ronald reagan average fewer news conferences then mr. biden, should the president find that microphone we will probably see something like this play out. >> i am not supposed to be having this press conference. >> i'm not supposed be answering these questions. >> i will get in trouble with my staff. >> i will pretend it's an issue. i'm not supposed to take any questions, but go ahead. >> we need you to move, thank you, let them get on with the meeting. >> sir, mr. president. >> can i ask you a question? >> hi!

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